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Continuing the AAUW legacy in Tennessee ...

• Remove the barriers that block women from full equality.
• Provide programs to enhance skills and the ability to make significant contributions to society.
• Inform the public regarding women's issues by publications, workshops, public meetings, and other supportive activities.
• Lobby state and national legislators on issues important to women and to improve women's economic welfare.
• Advance women's and girls' equal access to education by championing increased funding for public education, working to eliminate harassment and bullying in schools, and ensuring that women and girls are not left behind in the increasingly important fields of math, science, and technology.
• Provide the opportunity to join others in active pursuit of women’s equity—but also to take time to enjoy each other’s company.
• Give financial aid through the Legal Advocacy Fund to women looking for judicial redress for sexual discrimination.
• Promote gender equality in the classroom.
• Educate school girls by providing programs for frank discussion of gender issues and provide opportunities through such programs as Sister-to-Sister and Shades.
• Support women scholars and fund research into women’s status in schools and the workplace.
• Provide fellowships to deserving women for graduate study.
• Train the next generation of women leaders through funding support for selected Tennessee college students to attend the AAUW National Conference for College Women Student Leaders.